A 70 kg statue is being retrieved from the bottom of the ocean. If the volume is 3 x 10^4 cm^3 and the density of oceanwater is 1.025 kg/m^3, what force is necessary to lift the statue? Please answer this question in Newtons.

A 70 kg statue is being retrieved from the bottom of the ocean. If the volume is 3 x 10^4 cm^3 and the density of oceanwater is 1.025 kg/m^3, what force is necessary to lift the statue? Please answer this question in Newtons.

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